| Here's the same SOB who was responsible for it having the nerve to sit across the table from me. |
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| You're no closer to divorcing the SOB than you were two years ago. |
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| It covers its costs by charging SBB, BLS and SOB fees for allocating train paths on their networks. |
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| All members of the SOB are elected by the partners. |
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| I stifled a false sob and smiled weakly, as in my mind I thought how ridiculous this whole situation was. |
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| Outside the courtroom, McDonald, in a neat white blouse and a black leather blazer, puts her face in her hands and begins to sob inconsolably. |
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| Good singers without a sob story might have a struggle to get to first base. |
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| However, the oversized softie has a weakness for sob stories and the lumber lout feeds him a whopper. |
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| She nearly choked on the sob welling up in her throat and felt the tears brimming in her eyes. |
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| The intensity of being in first year is often enough to make any freshman curl up in the fetal position and sob uncontrollably. |
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| What lay before her struck her like a dagger, causing her to pale with fear, even begin to sob silently. |
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| She sits heavily down and, after a moment of composure, her face crumples and she begins to sob. |
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| Make the rounds of talk shows, say how dreadfully sorry you are, maybe even sob a little. |
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| But some actors declaim it with that incipient sob that used to be the sine qua non of the grand style, while others trundle along prosily. |
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| The most well known of these chain letters are the ones where you need to forward some or other sob story to at least 10 people. |
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| Love wasn't supposed to be this hard, she thought, choking back a sob. |
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| I am sitting on the Turkish-Syrian border, adjacent to the city of Kobani, watching hundreds of children sob. |
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| She spoke quickly, with a barely concealed sob in her throat. |
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| She let out a watery little hiccough that sounded quite a bit like a sob. |
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| Mr. Martin objected at first to the bastardization of my talent, but I gave him a sob story about needing money for lessons. |
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| On a Sunday afternoon last month, in the parking lot of Cypress Church, an evangelical Wesleyan congregation just outside Columbus, Ohio, a middle-aged woman exited a semitrailer and began to sob. |
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